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The Republican journal., 1887-08-18


The box contained a very handsome silver ice
pitcher and salvcr- Capt and Mrs. Duncan were
naturally surprised, and cannot lind words in
which to express their appreciation Of the gift
AT the same time they did not expect any rew;r,
for the kindly services they were only too happ,
to render under tie circumstances This "rcmc,O
brancc" is however, crcditable alike to the
donors and recipients, and are glad to make
this record of it,
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

Ilo Maine STATE Agricultural Society is in
II j. san That ">oln" rc!ne,lv mus. be found or
Ni>c the dt! of the society are ntllnbercd' The
trouble Hc9;n when The society was perma-
hcntly located in Lewiston. This, and the
manner i'll which it was done caused a GOOD
'ieaI OF feeling and finally resulted in the East
'rn sat Fair Association in BANGOR II is
ROW proposed 40 assess the members who
l"!l;e'i under the SO fee the sun of so, there
D; rcp'eni,hng the treasury ll.d cnuaIilipc fine
Ice Of the memberships" Hon. j. II Manlcy.
one of the prol'rietors of the Maine Farmer.
has addressed an open letter to the President
of the society. in which he advocates the sur.
render of membership of life members. and
thai every one should pay an admission to the
fair. - the deadhead business is KILLING the So
cicty; and the Maine Farmer of this week will
cdtorially advocate the acceptance of this
plan, which would seem to offer GOOD way
to oct out of the difficulties A special to the
Portland Express from Augusta saws: "Three-
fourth> 81 all the life members live in Lewis
ton and Auburn, and the trustees unlerstated
il when they said that some of the life MEM
bcrs have Insisted upon having admission for
themselves and every member of their imme-
Hate family upon their ticket They might
have added that many of them included al,
their wfe's relatives and some of them their
neighbours Some of the local societies are
laborin@ under the same difficulty. and need to
apply Il like remedy.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

The Boston Herald sees no merit in Bill Nye's
writings. Bill Nyc writes for the Globe.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18
tltANitOlI
ii tt IT d
SCORE BY INNINGS.

, ) 6 .
Frankfort .............l l = 0 > . 3-l3
Wlnterport ............5 l 0 Oh
Struck out-Snow, 5; Ilamlin, I. Passed balls
Carleton |, Blair 2, Plumncr 10, Cutler L. Two
base hit--Cutler, f. ilamlin, Blair. Three base hit
Morse, Colson. Umpire-H. S. Rundlctt
very amusing game was played on Saturday
afternoon between the mlltlers and the 2d nine re
sulting in Il victory for the former of Il to %
SI.oRr STNIS.
The Belfast base ball club We're photographed
Wednesday by Washbun.
McAndless will remain in Belfast: having oh.
tanned employment in the shoe factory.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

nave nothing to alter or amend In my statement
in last weeks journal, for 1t is the simple TRUTH
Belfast, Aug. ID, 1887. J.W MITCHELL.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

:, commodore" Henry Hastings, the last of
Boston's great shipowncrs, died recently,
aged 60 years.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18
EMIT BASE BALL.

On tuesday manager Coburn received tele-
phone message from Bangor saying that the team
i'll that city had tisbanled. That action leaves Bel
fast alone in the Maine State League and ends the
series Virtually the Bclfasts have been PLAYING
alone for some time. Wednesday morning the Bel
FAST team was paid of and some of the players
left ON the afternoon boat The boys were sorry
To leave and are in love with the place Each and
every one Will come NEXT year if they are wanted
The lovers of the game are disappointed at the
turn affairs have taken, If Bangor had sccurc, Il
better team the series might have been kept up.
The few games that Bangor has taken from us
were virtually given them for encouragement. IL
Is hoped that another season the teams will be
more evenly matched and that some other teams
VIII be tAkcn into the leagle.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18
BASE BALL AT WINTERPoRT.

The second game between the Winterports and
frtnkiors was played on Wednesday of last week,
resulting in victory for The FrankfoIts of IL to II.
Owing to the illness of Thaycr and Rich, Blair and
snow, OF orrington, played in their places and
were the battery for the Winerports, while Cutler
ami iiamln were the battery for Frankfort. Dur
hs the second inning Blair met with serious ac-
cident. While running his base he codcd with
the man on the base and fell, cutting his head bad
~. lie was taken of the field by the DR.. and his
wounds dressed, after which he very pluckily came
back an''resumcdhis place, although it was against
the advice of the physician. But for the accident
the result might have been quite different. The
following is the score
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

The s"-'ailrd misrepresentation is in many
ra-'~ moi a. intelligent a. an ordinary every
TIA. lAhoFrr, says Joh: 'ihorrn in the August
century. H. object seems 10 bc TO have as
tlal.y narrow anl con:orted walk ~ possible
whcrt ti+y arr not uce;cd, 10 plant many trees
ali -hr.'',> in the most inappropriate places. to
lsG.h. rit,rn)"lt-ly >hai,,d beds. and to plant
lhcm with bat one obcct-to use As many
plants Is possible without regard to suitability.
For ,oriliration of tho" statements see the
Capital Ground, i'll Washington. ..improvcd'
b. Fred law ulnsteI ami n,bcr {, i.lruces Of
III, fal tai; m#y he seen on Charlie, street
BAliimoT., Where, he ,l..it,,,I ~I,,i,. Tree, and
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

MONROE. Rev. J. A. Savage, Unitarian, of Bel
fast, will preach at the church in this town on
Sunday afternoon next at 3 O'Clock. All are ill.,
vitcd.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

BELFAsT. Aug. 18th, 1887.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this tiay l,v
the above named j. w. Mitchell.
WAYLAND KNOWLTON. Trial Justice
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A Glft that Is Crcd:table alike to the Donors
and Recipients.

On the 10Th of August, lSS6, as reported in the
following issue of the journal, a Yacht in which
Henry Hail, wife and child Of New York city,
summer s"j"urncrs at saturday Cove, with Others,
were out sailing, was capSizcd of Duck Trap.
The schooner Lion of HrooksviIlc, Capt. George
H. Chatto, rescued the party and they were taken
by Capt l.. il. Duncan TO his home in Lincolnvile
where tie captain and his wife did all in their
power to make them comfortable Recently Can't
Duncan received package accompanied by the
following note:
SATURDAY COVE, Aug. ID, 81
BRO. III Moan.
open case carefully. Inside you will find 4
little token Of regard from Mrs Hall and my self
to you and Mrs. duncan, i'll remembrance of Kind,
ness shown Us by both on the 18th of Aug last and
which we feel we can never hope to repay.
Yours fraternally,
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

| NINTEEFUHT. Miss katherine KoVc, aged :
| at the irfar of her grandparents, Mi and Mr.. r.
! +. Rowe. Among the invited guests ,rr, Miss
| Ellie BAl-'irll nt Penn, Miss Helen tulreu ol
Boston, Miss olive Damon of Wjmcrpor and
Master Fhlr MrManu> Of WHtrrNille Mis-
Lizzie Gregg AIN cod and Mis- Belle TtUIyc,.\,rlt
obliged to send their regrets much tn the ai~i,p
pointmcnt of the young hostess Tia, lstAic. were,
all ON their best behavior and entertained the
grown up callers whom they received durin. TIN,
afternoon in fine sly lie. \ very nice supper was
furnished by Mrs Rowe in honor of the acca sion.
Your correspondent was asked {" give an opinion
as I" WIZ" was the hands NEST baby present, hut
hchcNlhg lhat "tl7c1ction Is the better part Of
any opinion publicly but reserved her decision for
the private ears OF the littlr ones dept. senior
Wee. Com. ;, l.. Miller of Marlborough Was in
town last week As guest of \. f. frrnald Mrs.
Berry "i h"rhE'hi Was III town last week Visiting
Mrs. y. H. lIahSrom VIII" returned to Rochlaud
with her. .Rcv. W. Baldwin exchanged pulpit
with Key. Mr.. Nanton of Pcn0b+cot ON sunday
last Among the recent arrivals in town are Mis-.
Henry SNOW and her daughter Miss Mau,Ir Snny.
MI. " ill Carleton, Mrs. H. +. Sproul MIR. Reuben
Snow and Reuben SNOW .Jr.; Mr. and Mrs Charles
snow, Miss Clara Knowles; Miss Fannie skinner
OF BckSpoTt, guest of Miss Daisy Abbott; Mrs
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

Rum DID IT. Monday night the cottage of lion.
Hiram Rugglcs on Merithew Square, Camp Ground,
was defaced by some persons unknown. On one
side, in IA rough square made with black paint,
was a skull and c"oss bones, and underneath the
word Rum. On the front door was a similar de
sign. AS IA dweller on the Camp Ground remark
Ell, the guilty parties signed their name. The cot
tagc was otherwise dcfaccd and it was no doubt
the work of hoodlums. Mr.. Ruggles is the super
ntendent of the grounds and it deyoIvcs upon him
to enforce order and q cluIn laNrlnssress
The Republican journal., 1887-08-18

AN lsLEsH"Ho MAN MIs>I>e,. Mr. Frank W
"NkeN Of l>icob"ro, who has been cmploycd i'm
Newton MasS has been missing for three weeks
ana there Is much anxiety concerning his where
ab"ut' the chamber girl in the boarding hou,,.
went to ms room to 10 the work ami foln, him
playing The violin. He went out, saving ne wa- gu-
M to the ncghhprns town Of Mclt,ld 10 SEE, am
acquaintance. This is the last seen ut MIN Nj
"likrv Is young man, the son OF Mrs. rurrj- Gil
Key Mr.. \. Uilkey cousin, HIS gone tu Mass,
chu1etts to Investigate the matter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26

I Aseo 2.a--s--l1T Tsssecess0s 1ExIi n NsSzraas
ccst1-ns llGt ~ TeFr asrez- teen aeren=efaerres
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HHssesi sE1aA- 1A7set-lag- vziz2eaEHaEsses su-
cery uruueErIy-
Mo- 21S--F.0rrsssoee Tsgherrx> os asyi7 --us,,
a1zzsal..4I l1iessHsrfnEees Is 4 Issur1 ssvscl
Ac-e-- N xruHsrE1l sssesu aErrsS n tiffsEfs
l1Izsl4trzz harnu ee-c
ss9 4923--41I Jlseeess of fz-arla f--ss- ss-i
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"A ssutss Dies rrrga add trim Iss-ez
~ tsEea1 11seeau sErrss ae-aaE-z trsrffr-s
aecess IN beFrrses th-ree aeeees IL sutEszrFE
FTsaeeee yr4zSa 5lzrE tAS.TSaees- lzoks h-ss- mr.
-z-ur11as -ssAsaFzfrri II ISsss
eas<@1l--4fu urTEaerrso Cd adizr-zsa a. --1s4
azz4 "a ! 115 rHETaercN lHar- afnrlu -er-s
1zzs41o0 eeEl1Ty wrsll bee sstsfd n rsss--ses.4
rrSEtsi FEeIn IL g1fee aEDur- ur--e.s aer~-z a.
s&iazfal And Z osaeelstpEaee
SsQ- -o2--a9sefu ttn1ssnElz d3t1Irss fer--<
ACRES lG1 I'M frr--- 4ELll Erearr eeSarass-as.
EEAeeE ccEEr-yy fnoJaEss ia maj sser-es - -
ErsEees IvzeE1y sfl3Vsaerrs5 II rr-st r-gra e a.
F7yesEs Oez. tnzressserres NJ esrrses v.sl1 az-s
aalz4t aecrss szlaitaAif< pleE1y I'M ser su-
1azzlis silzse ssfl s1ff "a daFrs skHsi5v IsaEr-
iEz1z h1griyy rnedrrttEgs d4zstEFnz.z MS s.T,l
1ros1ss cesk $500 ZEead baErzl yyrsrst q
oDunisE3eeS SpodhxsttisRExilsEzr sEzrrss- -.
N - TN s4E.1 iltlgx. oCf1lz-real 5skkae
4esl IsS-4 eElIE 1DtlszEix4i tliExS fsr- te<=-ry-
ae-es0f fru.r lEl srf tise ME-
reHsSeg1tas trree feees1 nnvFaRErr-s izzrsfra
acrreS SnuureakEs. hatt aG-aerre hbFrraeE Tvrro
iEeee1 a-ia4itz, uHss1eeS fcr-ysAsu-T or-EzRss
lreess trse1J ppEEese pBfykrrz1unu Trees - 1
teEeeai aEsii iccess.Eeanesii isnao ks-r.,. Asss-
fvz11oizet .zrs aftsel 4Eree sssEise nr-se ilrru
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EgsEtS Od nEe EuErc tneEczaEe4 rErri aE-e.s
rzslss trHoo tanxks aEx1d taEzzrsfEses EEala -
esssEyyuurea1L.1Ezzi Innzct1sraas-i ss.r,aT.i
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Ssa sa1sS--4HHldDtllE~S pBEr aRrre. ZlJ5 ser-az
lzzn z-roEea1 azz1lseseaII1rzass rrar,I Is--I5ie
1ztarr ltannKEm aAr. Saec-Elnsn,n ectI.znvr
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
3id SaGTH CLINE SIREFT..

JUOUEH AND uNT HVFl SnTH 0R H-N-
If cflanEel. Hann tEvfssrr-y lniiise aff LIB
-l0UIn<i with sfiunlfanuH of Q:bsetss ami azl
urn4izrrll GnnwenIf4nntss. Haf nifiN5tiD fhssE.
Fine viesS GHzEsmEsug tfie vailsw tn tsfg
Orsau VIII fHsas I'M par INV snBt G;f1-or-
ssrre1 M H NJ NIElNHM. fhsEm
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SIZE Of lots. 5oxI 50 feet up to 5 acres.
The Average Size Of Lots, IL Acre.

The uniform price of these lots is placed at 5o
First payment $40 cash, with succeeding payments Of
$40 per month, without interest When $Ioo has been
paid each lot the entire number of lots will be dis
ributed among the purchasers the plan that
On which the Chds Tract was distributed.
This is splendid investment for a very small
amount of money.
The tract is situated upon the hills which rap
idly becoming the desirable residence portion of the
city The soil is warm, sandy iOam free from frost
being In what is known the warm belt The elevation
such that the temperature than the city
FREE CARRIAGE to the tract every day from
the Office of the agents.
Maps and Circulars and all information can be
had from
Byrann & &POindexter, Managers,
@-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
Duc Rr N snreaezIn CmnrnE-eEm
In every Sraieishss haErss4. lrsnrssa
branafss

an resy,eefaEsTe dealers klEspB nan- Snzss E,1t-
Hsrss Mleinsa Levy II Co., winaasssA2 liauuari
eeaIers. algsntA
DR. FREEI-ANll gI Ifs NJ E Cssrr-r-s1
saEs than TWO lsauries 9d aula1-ssre Arfr-aG1e'
Wine cured his wrhA on AzEvesAas mes1lrryi
and Sleepiersz1szss p I ssIas aE Il = 7tz-uze--
MAN. apenr. LaH Ansesis.ss.
rfz Mezis,au rxursfv Snr t1fisssssssr tne.
sisfrreEx Eusf aIsnGafa- f< Disrrzszzk 5zzserss
NiefreI Levy Il Co... wiizzsssniae rnGEssss
THE WIFE,. MUEMSE AND MAID wtaoi
yrffar frun Fezrrusts Ms.ssknA=szs xnl eraza tstN
rus-tz ArumHf1lf w i,ss lar<szsTz'e t,2-eE Fsrr
salss by e. r. Hei1lzgsnrxH- t-et4al-. -a1,s Ar
geleH.
Llzf1es wfttB E-yss11is,t ur1tn tsrrn-r sr1
nervurlsirass sfnsinlIf arank RsnnlsZn laEsseGss.
ID lks pIeassrrr tn uElsRs
For Tarzs oselk sssfs on ei.z.sst Tzss sssi1sn :
Poroilx PIsster. Rrissss y gzszaSs. C. # Afazzs-
MAN a.reur. Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26

woooLArp. Car--Your medicines are SELF
give satisfae ion to all purchasers Inc
Cat-R Cure is praised very highly by sll
who hsve tried II. ard many eases hsve
been grestly benefited by its use when all
other remedies tried have proved of M
benefit Yours truly. PSSD & LAwsOss
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26

k-snEL1fr-ourrs q oarasnif IIlEriak nu-
caalf Orr q az SerrnEEzrl Cslkzfsrrlis kesr.-sr
,asl -. Nsrsnh Atstalskreesz u - stEssass-
ElDaIsRShE AAEsTTilsss EIl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
MEDICAL.
Santa Able,
Pleasing 20 the Palate and
Death ts n Cough.

CALICO. Call have had the CaEarrsl fur
I've wears and could hardly talk pIaius
eoRl1 not breashe Through my n0sS-fls- Your
California Cst-R-Curs has cleared out NV
head and I can talk Palmer E0w than have
for the past i've wears Your E1sslicfne II
aIl 10 Is represented. an shsol1Ee cure for
Cstarrh and cold in the head
Yours truly. CH4HLxs c. OvEzSHrSxz
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26

rvHH 48STH.aRT AsSD nrnnK rsS5rHa-
\ aEss,e1tfn OF Los A1laitss, lsssuarsssIr ,zn
Gflle4re IN tfiiisam ami u1gesrd IL hlsilss,, fnsa
-rTnsvva-i IN ~ Ndrrtn spring Ss-zsrt dvrfr
" q. Eurrey'ss Hau1tva a -inns- nlssssw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26

The entire Tract is beautifully situated with a
charming view pure air and water and perfect drain
The Ostrich Farm Dummy Railroad through
the tract, with scent fare guaranteed to and from the
of the city. This road will be completed the
tract July l. 1887. Pure and abundant water piped
through all the streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
MUST GO.

TEEEE IUrG WIFI r@EN HALF 71EQEEE-
OF zfen szrsssi. in utts Enssxar1E r-rrr fd--
Siun esss,1fS if 1zaRn as6Ere Etss lss iUG Msrrt-
f.s55-ssF Aai1iiress fsnxIlIs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
Southern Headquarters
JACKSOy'S NAPA SODA SPRINGS
A Pure Mineral Water Bottled
i'm ifs Own Gas.
ANALYSIS OF TIE WATER.
TESTIMONIALS

We, the undersigned physseian<s pr.c1fe.
ing in the city of San Francisco. hare sx-
ami1ed the result of the analysis made 1F
Dr. L Lauszweerr. prsesiesl chemist. of sne
water of Nspa Soda Springs of NApa. The
water. seeOrdf1g To this examination. puK-
sesseS speFfent. auti-sc1d and dne lnnie
properties, which eAnu06 faiI tn be veFr
beneficial in the treatment of ctrouic dfs-
eases snd afTor'tfng a pleasant. healtifni
srd tnvsgorating beverage Fl. NJ Grav=
A T. Sawyer. John F. Morse Arthur B.
stout. William o. Ayers. 4 Gsbb0nsO Cnzs.
Bertedy. p A. Holman. A. ]. BSs. IL. J. 2
whitney. J. Fourgeaud. W. y. McSuE1-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
ADx~<rn~ ssSmxR.ms.

ABrETHSE Ia prra,fau,sss4 I'M 1tls uHr-rs.sE-
usrttof Bsztra e,gfruryr Gsnil-. sHd enzash1al.zE
win IL Wa.ssIine and GCiszzr- Ee<rnE@ss1rr
agents, we es,tIensrs1Ettss wsrsh z1 E-rsdyHce
snvu,iHr an esxIssl eelE Ell hlyE 0aMT MANI
fS9relsf ssr~s. U-Tgerss -sRIn Slh.sz-rn. Gl1rrz.
CniibTxins. Fewer SsSrt..A. GsssEpsd HtlalRs.
CAue-rss Birr.zs. B1izE Msrrrx4 1ahsea1-zE-
Blind lreifug and Ult.ersiassE Ffiss ami ~
sr-.pri0ns 0f TIN. >kr1H- Rnsss IS Esainss -ssha
ry G.. n. Reinze1uztIn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26

LOST POWER 4SR SHsxsEzgaE sHhsal
1oweEer fudneed. not only relievest huz
PERMANENTLY CURED without nesffs
1ue. fT COSTS NOTHING To send
aor particulars. which We viii forward frsx
n sealed envelope On application. Doa't
miss this opportunity. Address
II. Z A. CO I2sT bzoAdEzy,
yUy2 Sew York City
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
v~- - HazrA

Thsuf asen ar-suelasE NIL xrifzsr wrtn ssoae
md rain in tina eifeza and Es1G lss rtzita nfa.,-
rnrz.<<iiax rpss,urr..ssr.Iissd tF drEEGnsSs ALA
,,lfysitr;stuz AE tins. sanrss EaInt VIA 1as
Using DE-. BssanlfzEz 9zszlsn ssilr1 I'M 2 ek1rik
haxI ltrse Hrifin nsza 1tr1ElElkE N GrF x 'as a
lass rrsarr. msW I seAnsr'1 @Ftn anae- sIs1
ma y.s,xs E1fszs.hssi f8saxu. ~ .z2a-Aas ani-
ia 3 ,eui.I at e F Raiiszzta tarsn e.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
LnsAagesss Eafa# yn. NE. Em1

EeEziH- Enesr-s q tsin E.iaNss Llsff sfrs ffsiih
sz--r Y-ffssli.is assE,iirs. at 9i Atsssiliu s.L
SsuTnE sfsxss EssiitiiE .srlilI..i I'M
VstE,5 . ,,.s....,.s Z e. 4lISsvT
- lic.1trfr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26
ruRyHDD BACK.

At9 o'clock p. M. the soft track of the
uirst before WAS placed IN assabla CON-
dffion, and the train was ordered To ne.
turn TO National City, Soon after START
ing the feod gates of heaven agHln ap-
peared to open and copious showers of
rain continued to- fall Abou1 8 a'eiaek
the town of NurisE WAS reaetied, and
a the storm gave No inilea1 On OF ahaEr
ine IL was deemed hest to- leave lh thsre
ali night. as Il was not known what the
cooailon of Temecuia caii1n mighE b..
The north bound train WAS zide-1rEeisesI
sf OceansiLle. Al Z o'clock N tine morn
ing of the third day the train stirtei
soathxard 4 sharp lookcut WAS kept
hux the road throagh tiie canon was
fouza u be IN ezcsi1ect cuniIrion,, with
cut . weak spoE IN the whole
distance. The creek through riie
enaoa bad mt risen neariY
80 ulnch a. was anticipated
and "a snon as tina rain ctasesf went /
down as quirkly az IL hat risen. In flcr. \
neariy essrywhsre the grounsI had abb
sorbed the greafsr quantltY OF the waEEr
which had hsllsn- The tram reaehesf the /
end ef tina ruad withnut misiiaz, or-,:sslay.
and left On time en- Thursday morning. 4
arriving In Los Arselea IN good season L
With everything in good condition.. not [
Asxing had a wheel If the uraclk or sem I
o.six iscamm0fad any ena. Other tr,aaux I
did uok fare sa well. hut that in na uaru /
of this sssry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26

FuLsos. Cal fused Butte Tine in chronic
rhsuustisu with great benefit PlSsSe se1st
n supply to J. w Hafrss. G7n nos. New. and
ohlfge yours truly. p G.. DURASr. NJ. D.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-26

ss-i >ilVH8a EIN1S8Il, tsE.IINSXIrZSIDw wIgisf
SErTINSF. 1fies hsss- antii aiiaanesss rasiiiits-
lzf OF fennipE lnIt1fa wFriil nlna VIII a9rE
nskSE snlii SFfFfslII MILL. amt tEiHa lisM1ffR-
ufaS NA-AD GIFNRHHRs Hsmifr-v sxipiIi-
Land a1lil Wsafer Fowls gau lffa fiHrruf
ut rfie gAsaAnli RaHif-ry Ea-rsts tsfse ailiissS-
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wholesale and rettf1 druggists
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At : o'clock the train STARTED and zt
the wreck q transfer was made OF passen-
gers and the load of baggage amt ex-
pcess of two TRAINS, north and south.
Here the discumfor.s of wash0ur and
transfer in stormy weather were exPsrr-
ercssi in their full ziguiicaHcaA. EVERY
thing had tn be carried aInng narruw
path, deep with sticky mlnE aa9 fercH
wind hurrying up an0thsr sturm- The
transfer accomplished, the train moved
north, feeling the way carefully under
slow speed. The TemsculA eaiian WINS IN
excellent condition and Safely PASSED,
aud SO vas the remainder Of the raal
until nearing Coltnn.